The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. H. Miller are at Hot
Springs.
Bishop Chatard will probably arrive home
this week.
Hiram Monical, of Martinsvills, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Pierce have left England.
and are at Carlsbad.
Miss Ella Lathrop, OF vinton. Ia, is the guest
of Mrs George Dryer
John Hadley, of Danville, was in the city yes
terday on legal business.
Mr.. A. j. Halford has returned from a visit
of three weeks in the East
Miss Emma r. Goodwe is visiting her cousins.
Mr.. Ned and Miss Nellie Taylor, on Central
avenue.
George A. Beck and sister Bessie leave to-day
for West Baden Springs. where they will spend
week or ten days.
Mr.. Ben D. Walcott, who has been at st.
Joseph, Mich. for several weeks, will go to
Utica, n Y. on Aug. /.
Mrs Feibleman and sons. BERTHE and Jerome.
have returned from ten days visit to relatives
and friends in Louisville.
Misses Minnie and Florence Coffin will give
tea and tennis party this evening to few friends
at their home on North Meridian street.
Mrs. Susan Mounts, of Kansas City, arrived in
the city yesterday and will spend a mon tn with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. Webster.
Mrs. NJ L. Haines and daughter won't to As.
torla, N. T., yesterday to visit relatives Mr.
Haines will go about the middle of August
give ice-cream social in the big tent,
of North and Blackford streets. this evening.
Misses Alice and Elizabeth Laws. of Ciucn-
natl, and the Misses Morris. of Philad eiphia.
guests or Miss Fannie Biggs, on Talbot avenue.
Rev. E. A. Bradley, wife and son. left yester-
day for Maine to spend five six weeks Mr..
Bradley will conduct mission services there for
the bishop
Mr. Jacob B. Chesney will celebrate his
eghtieth anniversary to-day, and will receive
his friends from 10 A NJ. to 10 P. NJ, at his resi-
dence, No. l35 East New York street
= Mr.. v T Malo OFT and n, family, Dir, Macy, Mr.
@. w. Moore. aud MIR. Sam Morrison returned
home from West Baden Springs yesterday.
A picnic will be given to-day by some of the
Young people in honor of guests who are visiting
friends here-the Misses Laws, and Miss
Goodwe. of Cincinnati and the Misses Norris,
Of Phliade phia.
Mrs Lille Devereux Blake wko is to lecture
at the Central Christian Church on next Monday
night, on The Progress of Liberty" will be the
guest of Mrs May Wright Sewall, at No. 343
North Pennsylvania street, while in the city.
There will be a crazy lawn fete for the benefit
of the Newsboys Home held this evening. at the
residence of Mr.. T. H. Clapp, No Is Central
avenue, beginning at 7:3O o'clock There will be
good music, refres hments served in crazy style
and innumerable laughable novelties
Gen. FL. B. Darlington, who has been in the
city for two or three days. is gathering material
for a new life of Gov. o. P. Morton. a specially
interesting feature of which will be the secret
correspondence between Indiana citizens and
the confederates, which was captured during
the
Miss Sara Levy of Oxford. O.. who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Writ G. Smith.
Park avenue. will return home tomorrow.
During Miss Levys stay she has hand
somely decorated the walls of Mr.. Smiths
residence at the corner of Lincoln and Park
She first gave the walls a rough finish,
and has painted them various designs of
scenes, figures and illustrations from history and
poetry. Miss Levy has placed her work in many
of the homes in Oxford. where she holds po-
stion in the young ladies' seminary.
Mr. Brainard Rorison returned yesterday from
a two months stay the Pacific coast He
left Mrs. Vance, Mrs Rorison and his children
at Oakland. CAL They will return in Septem-
Der. Mr.. Rorison says the people of southern
California are in a fever of excitement over real
estate. and prices advancing every week all
through the valley. Editors lawyers and
preacners-all are real estate spectators. The
climate sells by the foot. 1t is the original
Paradise that was lost. and they have found it.
One hundred thousand visitors from the East
are expected during the coming season. The
visitors invest and it is claimed establish the
enormous prices. The boom promises to last for
q few months yet
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Hotel: G. S. Wadman. Russellville G.
w. Russell, Milwaukee, w. *. Bells, Maywood
NJ Phillips Plainield; r. S. Mckee, Worthing-
ton. R. w. Shoff Fl Wayne; j. G. Rogers, New
Madison; Fl. w. Hale, Geneva, Ind; E. s.
Moore. Lawrenceburg; VIM P. Fleming,
Charleston; H. Brewer, Greenwood; 0. A.
Chrsty, Marion.
New Denison Hotel: Gen. Y. ". Bennett,
Richmond NJ. H. Chapel apJ q, ]. w. White
Knightstown; j. w. Study. .hville; Robert
Van Valzah, Terre Haute; L Kirk. D. C.
Speaker, Kokomo; s. H. Z Q Camp. Springfield.
ILL.,: L. +. Kinsey, Haeersaown; E. r. Lambert,
Seymour: H. S. Vincent, Vincennes; Fl. S.
Biggs, Warsaw.
Bates House: S. nj. Ford, w o. Ford, Madi-
son; A. NJ Perrin. Bay City. Mich; H; Ed
ing, Greencastle; j. r McMaster Dayton; c.
III. Trimble. Louisville NJ. w. Tabor, Terre
Haute; j. w. Raesdale Franklin; z. Il. Over
man. Rockville; H. B. Lowe. Marion; F. Meri
dith. Mrs. J. r. Hanna, Monmouth. ILL.,; W. w.
Hearne. Columbus; Louis Fall and wife, Lima,
O.; j. A. Cunningham Danvie; j. P. Telson,
NJ uncie; ]. j. Grfiths. Towanda. Pa; j. w
Berry, Montezuma; F. NJ Trissal, Noblesviile;
VIM. Harris. Union City; J. L. Ireland, Madi-
son. j. B. Goes Hamilton, o.